The spirit of thanksgiving was alive and well at Shalom Zone in Gallatin on Sept. 23. That day, over 100 dedicated volunteers performed a wide range of much needed repairs and upgrades to the nonprofit’s building and landscaping.
Founded in the 1990’s, the Shalom Zone is based in the former Union High School building in Gallatin. It is a safe place that offers support, programs and opportunities to inspire success in the local community.
“This year, we had workers from three companies – Rosendin, DPR Construction and Meta,” says Jayna Louder, subcontractor program administrator for the Rosendin company. “Our volunteers believe in the mission of the Shalom Zone, and they were committed to getting as much done as possible on the workday.”
